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St Veep - Horse Riding School in Lostwithiel, Cornwall

Little Hadley, St. Veep, Cornwall, PL22 0PA, Get directions
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The St Veep is a horseriding and equestrian facility, located in Lostwithiel, Cornwall, providing riding lessons, stabling, and other equine-related services such as dressage and saddlery.

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Address

Little Hadley, St. Veep, Cornwall, PL22 0PA,
United Kingdom

Opening Times

Unconfirmed with owner

Services & Facilities

  • Show Jumps
  • Dressage Arenas/Lessons
  • Livery
  • Riding Lessons/Instructors
  • British Horse Society (BHS) Approved
  • Local Countryside Hacks
  • Saddlery
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